Join us at the LGBTQIA+ Resource Fair hosted by the Chicago Police Office of Equity & Engagement on Oct 10th! Connect with LGBTQIA+ professionals, access resources, and celebrate #NationalComingOutDay. All are welcome! #Equality #Chicago

We had the joy of reading My Family Has Changed with students at Jonathan Burr Elementary School! We were warmly welcomed by student ambassadors, the Assistant Principal, and the parent association. Special thanks to our Board member Jennifer Eleazer for the invitation!

Spotted on the CTA: Standing Strong, Defending Equality. Have you seen our ads around the city? Snap a pic & tag us! Let’s keep the message moving—on trains, buses, and in every conversation. #SpreadPeace #Chicago #InclusionMatters

The CCHR joined the vibrant crowd filled Daley Plaza on Sept 22 for the 47th Peace Day Chicago! A powerful celebration of unity, culture & hope, with music, dance, and a captivating World Peace Flag Ceremony.

What does it mean to be trans in Chicago today? We sit down with Channyn Lynne Parker, CEO of Equality Illinois, to discuss overlooked history, safety, healthcare, and how we can support the trans community in the Windy City. #TransRights #Chicago Listen here: chi.gov/4pTGZzC

The CCHR welcomed the @chitherapycoll for an impactful seminar on Trans-Inclusion in the Workplace. We're grateful for the tools and insights shared to help us better support and uplift the trans community. #WorkplaceEquity

Children can change the world—and it starts with understanding! We created a social story to help kids recognize hate and embrace differences with empathy. It's a great source for parents, educators, and caregivers. Read and share the story here: bit.ly/3VR4zPA

As we honor the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of the Latine community that shape our city every day, the City of Chicago is proud to celebrate Latine Heritage Month. Join us in celebrating unity, pride and heritage! #Chicago #LatineHeritageMonth

The CCHR was a proud participant of the LGBTQIA+ Resource Fair in honor of National Coming Out Day! We’re committed to supporting and uplifting the LGBTQIA+ community every day. #NationalComingOutDay #Chicago #LGBTQIA+

Come celebrate Chicago’s 2025 LGBT Hall of Fame inductees! Let us honor 19 inspiring individuals & 4 trailblazing orgs shaping our city’s legacy of pride & progress! Join us Nov 6, 5:30 PM at the Chicago History Museum. #ChicagoLGBTHallOfFame #Pride

OEMC, along with other Illinois agencies, is appealing the denial of a Presidential Disaster Declaration. Those in the affected areas are urged to submit any new or previously unreported information. Visit iemaohs.illinois.gov/recovery to complete the survey. youtu.be/W_RRKTvylxo

In honor of #VeteransDay, we’re spotlighting Dr. Terrell Odom, U.S. Navy veteran & advocate for Chicago’s military community. Learn about his inspiring journey from service member to community leader—and how to support those who’ve served! Listen here: direc.to/njje

Last week, the CCHR, IMRR, and the Interfaith Team met with the Muslim Community Center of Chicago at their space—our city’s oldest and largest mosque—for a powerful conversation on unity and collaboration. Together, we’re building bridges and advancing equity across #chicago!

We at the Chicago Commission on Human Relations stand with and support our city’s trans community. During #TransAwarenessWeek—and every week—we affirm your dignity, celebrate your strength, and work to build a Chicago free from discrimination. #TransRights #EqualityMatters

“How can a community keep a culture alive in a city that never stops changing?” On this episode, former JASC CEO Mike Takada shares stories of resilience, heritage, and the fight to preserve Japanese American culture in Chicago. Learn more here: direc.to/njje

Today we're spotlighting a critical #WageGap in our workforce: Native women earn 53¢ for every $1 paid to men. @EqualPayChicago and the CCHR believe it’s crucial that we come together to advocate for fair pay and equal opportunities for all women. #EquityForNativeWomen

The CCHR was thrilled to receive an impactful presentation on Islamophobia by CAIR-Chicago. We're grateful for the knowledge, dialogue, and professional enrichment as we continue building a more understanding, inclusive, and united Chicago.

Think you know Chicago’s Chinese community? Think again. Listen to stories of resilience, advocacy, and impact from the Chinese American Service League in our latest episode. Don’t miss out! Check it out here: direc.to/njje

Ordinary actions can create extraordinary change. In this episode, our guest shares a powerful reminder that supporting immigrant communities starts with simple choices we make right now. Join the conversation and watch the full episode here: direc.to/njje

Some workplace battles change more than one person’s life. They change the law. In this episode, NELA’s President joins us to share powerful stories and where worker protections are headed next. Don’t miss this conversation! Click here to tune in: direc.to/njje